<p>Since my Academic Advisor apparently "forgot" I scheduled a meeting with her and left early, I'm going to ask this here.
Anyhow, double major=no minor?
Also, how important is the decision of picking the major (of the two in your double major) to receive the degree, since you're limited to one degree?</p>
<p>You can double major and have a minor, if you have time to fit in all of your classes + general education courses.</p>
<p>I thought it was required to have a minor</p>
<p>You are required to have a minor if you have only (1) major. If you double major, you don’t need to have a minor. Then there are certain programs of studies don’t require a minor if they are labeled “Intensive” – like most of the sciences. </p>
<p>What are you majoring in JenniferRU? Depending on your studies, you might not be required to have a minor! (unless you want to for the heck of it :p)</p>
<p>Cell biology and neuroscience 
give me good news!!</p>
<p>Hmm ::looks at majors and minors page and finds Cell biology and neuroscience:: “credit intensive major”!
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“. . . Effective for students graduating in January 2010 and beyond, the requirement for a minor may be waived for students completing extraordinarily credit-intensive majors. Credit intensive majors are indicated on the Majors and Minors page for SAS students. Students in credit intensive majors are strongly encouraged to complete a minor, even though they are not required to do so.”*</p>
<p>So, if you want to, you can pursue a minor, but you’re not required to =)</p>
<p>here’s the page that states that it is credit intense
[Majors</a> and Minors - SAS Office of Academic Services](<a href=“http://sasundergrad.rutgers.edu/academics/requirements/degree/departments/majors.html]Majors”>Majors)</p>
<p>Here’s stuff about the degree requirement (page where I got the quote):
<a href=“Error Page”>Error Page;
<p>yay!!! no chemistry/psych minor for me :D</p>